A unit owned by two or more persons is generally not allowed to be subdivided among them unless specific legal criteria are met. First, the subdivision must be permitted under the terms of the Master Community Declaration. Second, the owners must ob…
A unit owned by two or more persons is generally not allowed to be subdivided among them unless specific legal criteria are met. First, the subdivision must be permitted under the terms of the Master Community Declaration. Second, the owners must obtain formal approval from the DLD. Finally, any necessary building licenses for the physical subdivision must be granted by the Competent Authority. These restrictions prevent unauthorized changes to the building's density and ensure that the subdivision aligns with the community�s original planning.
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